Jaguars Consider Bill Belichick Amid Struggles

The Jacksonville Jaguars are struggling in the 2024 NFL season, currently holding an 0-3 record, which has raised questions about head coach Doug Pederson's future. Speculation has emerged that the Jaguars could pursue former New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick as a potential replacement if they decide to make a change. Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer noted on 'The Dan Patrick Show' that Belichick has a longstanding relationship with team owner Tony Khan, and he could play a significant role in revitalizing the struggling franchise. Additionally, the Jaguars' poor offensive performance has intensified calls for a coaching change, particularly after a humiliating 47-10 loss to the Buffalo Bills. While Belichick's interest in the Jaguars remains uncertain, the team has the talent, including franchise quarterback Trevor Lawrence, to potentially attract him. The upcoming games against the Houston Texans and Indianapolis Colts could be pivotal for Pederson's job security and the team's direction.